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At Everett High, A Second Chance For Struggling Students
As president of the senior class at Everett High, Anne Laurie Pierre is preparing a graduation speech. What’s not clear is where she’ll deliver it. An in-person ceremony is far from guaranteed at a high school that’s been fully remote since March of 2020 and in a community where, for most of that time, COVID levels have left the city suspended in red.
“I was looking forward to senior year and I knew it was going to be the year for us,” she said, in a video diary recorded for GBH News’ year-long series
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An Everett Teen s Club For Discussing Race Catches On We Get To Celebrate Our Blackness : An Everett Teen s Club For Discussing Race Catches On
Anne Laurie Pierre poses for a portrait in her bedroom in Somerville, Mass. on February 20, 2021.
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An Everett Teen s Club For Discussing Race Catches On
An ambitious student and three-sport athlete, Anne Laurie Pierre has taken full advantage of the many offerings available at Everett High School, but she thought something was missing a space where Black students can talk about being Black.
“A lot of us, when we learn about our history in school, think that our history starts at slavery, but it actually doesn t,” said Pierre, who is chronicling her senior year with GBH News as part of our COVID and the Classroom series. “We have way more history and we have successes and we have oppressions. We have both sides.”